Lukas-Passion

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Lukas-Passion is a Baroque musical setting of the Passion according to St. Luke composed by German composer Heinrich Schütz.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque composition
Passion oratorio
sacred vocal composition
accompaniment a cappella
associatedWith Lutheran liturgy
basedOn Luther Bible translation of Luke
biblicalBook Gospel according to Luke
linked to: Gospel of Luke
cataloguedAs SWV 480
composedBy Heinrich Schütz
composer Heinrich Schütz
countryOfOrigin Electorate of Saxony
culturalRegion German Baroque music
firstPerformanceContext Lutheran church service
genre Passion
hasCharacter Jesus
Peter
Pilate
linked to: Pontius Pilate

crowd
hasNarrativeVoice tenor Evangelist
hasPart dialogue passages
recitative-like narration
turba choruses
historicalEra 17th century
language German
liturgicalUse Good Friday
Holy Week
musicType through-composed narrative
narratorRole Evangelist
notableFeature dramatic turba sections
strict adherence to biblical text
unaccompanied choral writing
originalTitleLanguage German
performancePractice liturgical performance without staging
placeOfComposition Dresden
relatedWork Johannes-Passion (Schütz)
Matthäus-Passion (Schütz)
linked to: Matthäus-Passion
religion Christianity
religiousDenominationContext Lutheran
sacredOrSecular sacred
stylePeriod Baroque
subject Passion of Jesus
textLanguage German
textSource Gospel of Luke
tonalLanguage modal
vocalForces choir
solo voices
workSeries Schütz Passions

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Heinrich Schütz notableWork Lukas-Passion